A1 - 14 - Ordinals

B1 - 01 - Do - For - Emphasis

B1 - 03 - Used - To

B1 - 06 - Want - To - Would - Like

B1 - 07 - Experiences

B1 - 15 - Second - Conditional

B1 - 17 - Noun - Clause

C1 - 11 - Passive - Modals - Obligation

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B1 - 07 - Experiences

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